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| | | ... the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) overnight. In the energy sector, Santos shares had lost 24 cents to $13.85, Woodside Petroleum had declined $1.26, or 3.53 per cent, to $34.44, and Oil Search fell 22 cents, or 4.73 per cent, to $4.43. |
| | | | ... per cent to $38.50. By contrast, the oil sector made gains, with Santos adding 13 cents or 0.88 per cent to $14.93, and Woodside Petroleum firming $1.02 or 3.11 per cent to $33.79. |
| | | | ... per cent, to $45.85. The major energy stocks also were in the green. Australia's second biggest oil and gas producer, Woodside Petroleum, was up $1.70, or five per cent, at $35.70, Santos had risen 57 cents, or 4.03 per cent, to $14.70 and Oil Search ... |
| | | | ... shed $5.99, or 9.09 per cent, to $59.91. The major energy stocks were mixed. Australia's biggest oil and gas producer, Woodside Petroleum, shed $1.76, or 5.19 per cent, to $32.17, Santos dropped 46 cents, or 3.59 per cent, to $12.36 and Oil Search gained ... |
| | | | ... to $71.72. Despite a fall in oil prices overnight, energy stocks were mixed. Australia's biggest oil and gas producer, Woodside Petroleum, was up 88 cents, or 2.46 per cent, to $36.68, Santos was off 18 cents, or 1.37 per cent to $12.97 and Oil Search ... |
| | | | ... $26.28, while its rival Rio Tinto was up $3.90, or 5.65 per cent, to $72.90. Australia's biggest oil and gas producer, Woodside Petroleum, was up $1.57, or 4.25 per cent, to $38.47. Among the other energy stocks, Oil Search had gained 15 cents, or 3.16 ... |
| | | | ... proposed take over was very compelling, despite the prospect of job losses. Australia's biggest oil and gas producer, Woodside Petroleum, fell by $2.48 to $37.51, despite saying it will achieve record production, revenue and profit in calendar 2008. ... |
| | | | ... Group Ltd hold annual general meetings. Dairy Farmers shareholders vote on the proposed acquisition by National Foods. Woodside Petroleum Ltd holds an investor briefing. Yesterday, the Australian share market closed in the red for a second consecutive ... |
| | | | ... $28.38 while its takeover target Rio Tinto dropped $1.43, or 1.87 per cent, to $75.06. Energy producers were lower, with Woodside losing 77 cents to $39.23, Oil Search declining 16 cents, or 3.21 per cent, to $4.83 and Santos slipping 12 cents to $13.51. ... |
| | | | ... while its takeover target Rio Tinto had gained $4.93, or 6.82 per cent, to $77.20. Among energy stocks at 1221 AEDT, Woodside was up $2.40, or 6.03 per cent, to $42.20, Oil Search had added 30 cents, or 6.52 per cent, to $4.90 and Santos had found 61 ... |
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